Dialog Menu/Music problems

I'm trying to write and menu drive radio changer. Below is a portion of the code:

//code
else if (message == "Country"
llSay(0, "This is where stuff would happen if this wasn't just an example";
llSetColor(<0.0, 0.0, 1.0>, ALL_SIDES);
llSetParcelMusicURL (Country);

if (message == "Martini"

llSetColor(<0.9, 0.0, 0.0>, ALL_SIDES);
llSetParcelMusicURL (Martini);

if (message == "Jazz"

llSetColor(<0.0, 0.9, 0.0>, ALL_SIDES);
llSetParcelMusicURL (Jazz);

} else
//code

I am puzzled that the music heard always reverts to the last selection, Jazz in this case. So if I selected Country from the menu, I hear that station momentarily before it reverts to Jazz. The object color associated with the station does not revert. Help is always appreciated.

it sounds like the parcel your on might be set for a group. so inorder for you to be able to listen to your station you have to be part of the land group.

I think I have the group thing covered, I deed the scripted object to the group and then test. Just that whatever the last station on the list is, that is what plays. Thanks.

You've hit one of the quirks LSL inherited from its C syntax, the curly braces {} are optional, but if you leave them out only the first following statement is controlled by the if.

So, where you have:

               if (message == "Martini") 
                
                llSetColor(<0.9, 0.0, 0.0>, ALL_SIDES);
                llSetParcelMusicURL (Martini);

you instead want to use:

               if (message == "Martini") {
                
                llSetColor(<0.9, 0.0, 0.0>, ALL_SIDES);
                llSetParcelMusicURL (Martini);
               }

…and so on for the other if statements.

It's not a bad idea to just get in the habit of using the {} even if there is only one statement, so that you don't run into these surprises.

Major Hugs - thanks, gotta watch out for them curleys.